Using Words That Infer the Communicator Is on a Superior

question 16

Multiple Choice

Using words that infer the communicator is on a superior level as compared to the receiver's inferior level is known as

• A)condescending.
• B)using euphemisms.
• C)stating dysphemisms.
• D)being connotative.

Explain the relevance of social exchange theory in team dynamics.

Analyze the impact of feedback on team expectations and performance.

Distinguish between different forms of cohesion and their implications for team satisfaction and performance.

Comprehend the significance of communication styles and their change over the course of a game or season.

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Definitions:

Behavioral

Relating to or concerned with the actions or activities of living organisms; often used to describe the study of behavior in psychology.

Affective Component

Refers to the emotional or feeling segment of an attitude, influencing how an individual feels about an object, person, or situation.

Attitude

An inclination within the psyche to judge an observed entity with a level of preference or aversion.

Decisive Personality

A characteristic trait of individuals who can make choices quickly and confidently, often showing firmness and determination in their actions.